Richard Okorogheye’s body found in the forest of Epping: the mother’s pain
Richard Okorogheye’s body was found yesterday in the Essex forest.
Around 2,000 Peacocks jobs saved
The jobs and 200 stores have been saved in the deal by senior executive Steve Simpson.
Vaccine passports: clash between Tories and Boris Johnson
Clash between Tories and the Prime Minister Boris Johnson for vaccine passports.
MPs oppose Covid passports ahead of trials
MPs are opposed to the Covid passport, because they think it would take off citizens’ freedom.
Missing student: search is on in Essex Forest
Police intensify investigation and also search in the Essex forest, searching the missing student.
London: Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque
Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque in her old house in Earl’s Court (London).
Heat wave: parks and beaches full, but there’s the risk of the peak
Heat wave in UK: people go to parks and beaches, but there’s the risk ok the peak.
Sir Lenny Henry’s letter asks black Britain to have trust and take Covid-19 vaccine
Sir Lenny Henry writes an open letter to black Britons, co-signed by many celebrities, urging them to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and fight “racial inequality”.
Funeral of Bobby Storey: Sinn Fein members will soon know the prosecution’s decisions
Funeral of Bobby Storey in Northern Irelans: Sinn Fein will soon know the prosecution’s decision.
Boris Johnson to hold press conference at 5pm
The PM is due to address the nation at 5pm this afternoon from the Government’s new £2.6 million press room to jog people’s memories about what the new rules.
Ever Given vessel refloated this morning, Suez canal traffic to be restored
The vessel stuck on the banks of Suez canal, which has blocked one of the world’s busiest maritime trade routes, has been freed early this morning.
England takes first step out of lockdown
Boris Johnson is promoting the idea of a “Great British summer of sport”, with people now allowed to “resume the activities they love”.
Families can travel to seaside or make day trips thanks to new Covid freedoms
Families can now travel to the seaside to enjoy the mini-heatwave that has hit the UK. It’s also OK to make day trips in the countryside.
TRNSMT 2021 rescheduled for September
The Chemical Brothers, Snow Patrol, Dermot Kennedy, Amy Macdonald and Tom Odell will perform on Sunday 12.
No “freedom pass” app required for pubs until everyone gets vaccinated
“Freedom pass” app may be required to enter pubs and sport venues, meanwhile MPs extend emergency Covid rules for a further six months.
China: sanctions against British politicians, companies and lawyers
Sanctions against British politicians, companies and lawyers: the decision in China after the actions of Great Britain against Uighur Muslims in the Chinese region of Xinjiang.
Found dead in prison man who had killed his daughter
William Billingham, the 58-year-old man who in 2018, killed his daughter Mylee was found dead in his prison cell. It would be murder.
Revenge porn victims have grown by 100 per cent in two years
According to a survey, revenge porn victims have grown from 8 per cent in 2019 to 15 per cent in 2012, but the number of people who report the abuse has dropped.
UK government buildings asked to fly Union Jack flags
New rules set to be enforced mean that UK government buildings in Wales will be forced to fly the Union Jack Flag every single day. Union Jack Flags Required UK Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden, stated the decision will be "a…
London: police are looking for a predator who tried to approach a young mother
Police are looking for a sexual predator who approached a young mother and in the past two minors. Some images frame him, hoping to locate him as soon as possible.
14 arrested in second night of Bristol riots
14 people were arrested for offences including breaches of Covid legislation and obstruction of a highway, with one arrest connected to Sunday’s riot.
Bristol protest stopped by riot police
Riot police pulled over a protest last night in Bristol and arrested 14 people.
The UK entered its first lockdown a year ago
The PM, like everyone else, underestimated how deadly and long-lasting the virus and its effects would end up being, to such an extent that we are still in lockdown, a year on.
Nicola Sturgeon misled Scottish parliament committee
The leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Douglas Ross, said: “James Hamilton said it was up to the Scottish parliament to decide if the first minister told the truth.
The entire Europe risks to be inserted in the red list with fines of £ 5.000
European people are accused of refusing the vaccine: that’s why the whole of Europe risks being placed on the red travel list.
